Elektrotehnika, elektromehanika we elektrotehnologiýalar (pudaklar boýunça)

 Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics and Electrical Technologies (by industry)

  The Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics and Electrical Technologies programme provides students with
  comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in the generation, transmission, distribution, and efficient use of
  electrical energy, the design of electromechanical systems, and the operation of modern electrotechnical devices. The
  curriculum integrates fundamental physical-mathematical disciplines with cutting-edge digital energy technologies.

  Programme Objectives

  To train highly qualified electrical engineers capable of designing electrical systems, managing power plants and
  grids, ensuring energy efficiency, and developing next-generation electromechanical devices.

  Core Subjects:

  • Fundamentals of Theoretical Electrical Engineering
  • Electrical Machines and Transformers
  • Power Supply Systems and Electrical Networks
  • Automatic Control Systems and Relay Protection
  • Power Electronics and Electric Drives
  • Renewable Energy Sources (solar, wind, hydropower)
  • SCADA Systems and Digital Substations
  • MATLAB/Simulink, AutoCAD Electrical, ETAP

  Skills Acquired:

  • Designing electrical systems and preparing technical documentation
  • Operating power plants and substations
  • Analysing electromechanical devices and diagnosing faults
  • Calculating energy efficiency and conducting energy audits
  • Working with modern CAD/CAE software

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates can work as power engineers in power plants and energy networks, chief energy engineers at industrial
  enterprises, specialists in organisations such as Uzbekenergo and Uzatom, design engineers in project institutes,
  experts in renewable energy companies, engineers in the field of automation and robotics, as well as launch their own
  businesses in electrical installation or energy consulting.

  Duration: 4 years (Bachelor) | Mode of study: Full-time